Royal Kingdom Estates promotes Ghana’s investment future in UK

Royal Kingdom Estate has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting investment, sustainable development and economic growth following its participation in the Ghana-UK Town Hall Meeting and the Ghana-UK Investment Summit held in London.

The two events, which brought together government officials, investors, business leaders, entrepreneurs, and members of the Ghanaian diaspora, focused on strengthening economic partnerships and showcasing Ghana's investment opportunities to an international audience.

The Ghana-UK Town Hall Meeting, held on May 30, served as a platform for discussions on Ghana’s development agenda, economic prospects, and the role of the diaspora in national growth.

A key highlight of the event was an address by John Dramani Mahama, who outlined his administration’s vision for economic transformation, private sector development, infrastructure expansion, and investment attraction.

At the 2026 Ghana–UK Investment Summit, which followed the Town Hall meeting, President John Dramani Mahama highlighted the restoration of economic stability, citing a significant reduction in inflation from 23.8% to 3.4% and an increase in international reserves to $13.9 billion. Emphasizing a shift toward strategic partnership over traditional trade, President Mahama and representatives called for long-term investments in sectors like shipbuilding and industrialization to drive job creation.

Among the issues highlighted during the discussions were efforts to strengthen investor confidence through economic reforms, accelerate infrastructure development, deepen engagement with the Ghanaian diaspora, promote entrepreneurship, and attract investment across sectors including real estate, technology, agriculture, and manufacturing.

The Minister for Trade Mrs. Elizabeth Ofosu-Adjare also called for partnership over simple investment, emphasizing job creation and technology transfer. Key discussions highlighted Ghana's shift toward becoming a production hub rather than just a commodity exporter.

A notable feature of the summit was the participation of Royal Kingdom Estate’s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, Danny Angels, who delivered remarks on real estate and investment opportunities.

His contributions focused on sustainable property development, urban growth, and the creation of long-term value for investors and communities.

With urbanisation, population growth, and infrastructure demands continuing to reshape African markets, stakeholders emphasized the need for sustainable and innovative approaches to development that deliver long-term social and economic value.

Royal Kingdom Estate described its participation in the events as an opportunity to strengthen relationships, engage with potential investors, and contribute to conversations shaping Ghana’s future development.

The company noted that it has consistently represented Ghana at major business and investment forums both locally and internationally and remains committed to supporting initiatives that promote economic growth, community development, and sustainable progress.

As Ghana continues to position itself as a destination for international investment, engagements such as the Ghana-UK Town Hall Meeting and Investment Summit are expected to play an important role in fostering partnerships and unlocking new opportunities for growth.